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cytopathic effect of virus
diseased virus
cell/tissue culture
growing cultivated cells in a culture media in a lab
endocytosis
process by w/c material is moved in to eukaryotic cells by phagocytes and pinocytosis
pinocytosis
(to drinkt) taking in molecules by infolding plasma membrane, in eukaryotes
phagocytosis
(to eat) ingestion of particles by the eukaryotic cells
competitive inhibitor
chemical that competes with the normal substrate for the active site of an enzyme
chain & florey
last names of the first two men who developed penicillin for clinical trials
fleming
last name of the man who 1st observed penicillium notatum
antibiotics
(is synthetic), an antimicrobial agent, usually produced naturally by a bacterium or fungus
antimicrobial agent
agent that inhibits the growth of or kill, you don't know which
toxoid
an attenuated toxin
tetracycline
-4 hydrocarbon cycle rings, they stain teeth and bones
-inhibition of protein synthesis
aminoglycoside
an antibiotic containing sugar with nitro
plasmid
small circular double stranded DNA molecule that replicates independently of the chromosome
pilus(singular)
pili (plural)
an appendage on a bacteria cel that spreads the double stranded DNA to another bacteria
attenuate
to weaken
haptens
a substance of low molecular weight that doesn't cause the formation of antibodies unless it combines with a carrier molecule
agglutination
cell clumping
globulin
special type of protein
gel electrophoresis
separation of substances such as serum,proteins/dna using an electrical field
serum
blood plasma sample which clotting factors have been inhibited
toxoid
an attenuated toxin
chemotherapeutic agent
substance used to treat someone with
titer
amount of antibody in a solution (serum)
antiserum
blood derived fluid containing antibodies
epitope/antigenic determinant
specific region on surface of antigen against which antibodies are formed
vaccine
preparation of killed, inactivated/attenuated microorg. or toxoids to induce artificially acquired active immunity
adjuvant
substance added to vaccine to increase effectiveness
broad spectrum
antibodies that affect broad range of gram+ and gram- bacterias
chloramphenicol
inhibits formation of peptide bonds in growing polypeptide chain
erythromycin
antibiotic given to treat allergic reaction to PCN
Natural Penicillin G&V
G-injection
V-orally
gamma globulin
where most antibodies are produced